Former Playboy model Holly Madison has hit the managers of her Las Vegas venue with a lawsuit alleging they secretly filmed her and other showgirls in their dressing room during the burlesque show. Hugh Hefner's ex-girlfriend headlined the 1923 Bourbon and Burlesque show at the Mandalay Bay resort last year (14), and in court documents obtained by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Madison claims that over the course of five months, bosses of the venue watched secret, intimate recordings of her and the other women in the show as they stripped naked and changed into costumes for the performance, without their knowledge or consent.
According to the lawsuit, she claims the video was then streamed to the three male bosses' computers and other digital devices.
Madison claims she became aware of the alleged recordings when two other performers noticed the camera feed and complained, but when the issue was brought up to a manager, he allegedly said the footage was "not a big deal".
A lawyer for the Mandalay Bay venue tells Fox411 there was no hidden camera in Madison's dressing room, and he insists the blonde beauty and fellow showgirls elected to change in a public area that was always under surveillance.
Meanwhile, Madison's attorney Eva Garcia-Mendoza tells E! News the venue bosses are completely at fault for the alleged recordings, saying, "It's a crime. Not only Holly has been damaged but four of the dancers that I field a suit for separately, they are going through some serious emotional distress right now.
"They were changing clothes during a routine - wiping down their body and other things and never expecting they were under the eye of a camera. And for the defendants to come in and say, 'Well, when we found out we rectified it... they were looking at it every day for four or five months. They only rectified it when someone complained... It probably still would have been rolling."
Madison began her stint in the burlesque show in April (14). Her run came to an end in late summer (14).

Actor Ian Ziering proved he is still fit at 50 by showing off his buff body in his comeback show with the Chippendales in Las Vegas on Saturday night (14Jun14). The Beverly Hills, 90210 star stripped off for fans at the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino in Sin City with the male dance troupe for the first time last year (13), and he returned to the stage on Saturday.
Ziering will whip off his clothes for packed crowds until July (14), and he admits he's had to work hard to keep his body in shape as he starts his 50s.
He tells the Las Vegas Sun, "You have got to take care of yourself as you age. That's a given. You have the body you deserve. If you treat it well, take care of yourself and focus on health and fitness, you will be equipped to adapt to change and to capitalise on opportunity.
"When I started thinking that way, that revelation just opened up the world for me. Being 50 is great. It's none of the things I thought it would be when I looked at it through 20-year-old eyes."
98 Degrees singer Jeff Timmons and Baywatch's Jeremy Jackson have also both previously joined the strippers for a Las Vegas residency.

98 Degrees star Jeff Timmons has signed a deal to front a new reality TV series about male strippers The singer stripped off for Las Vegas revue The Chippendales in 2011 and, in August (13), he teamed up with choreographer and producer Glenn Douglas Packard to create his own male strip show, titled Men Of The Strip, with plans stage the production in Sin City.
Timmons has two Men Of The Strip performances planned for December (13), and the singer has now revealed he has inked a deal with an unidentified TV network for a reality show about the strippers onstage.
He tells Billboard, "We've finished a deal with a network, though I can't say which one yet. We think we're going to start airing in the spring, and that's when we'll launch the show full-time just in Las Vegas."

98 Degrees star Jeff Timmons is heading back to Las Vegas to star in a new live male revue. The singer, who stripped off for the Chippendales onstage at The Rio in Sin City in 2011, has reteamed with choreographer and producer Glenn Douglas Packard to launch Men of the Strip.
The "explosive and multi-faceted new live male revue entertainment extravaganza" will feature "fresh choreography, sexy numbers, singing and dancing by each of the performers, a wide range of music and dynamic Cirque Du Soleil elements," according to a press release announcing the venture.
Timmons says, "Chippendales had been approaching me to be part of their show for many years, but I had the stereotypical male stripper thought in my mind, until my wife, Amanda, convinced me that it would be a good idea.
"I quickly realised how well produced and choreographed it was. Glenn had really done an amazing job. It was sexy like a boy band on steroids, only these guys didn't sing. It was a little irreverent but not dirty or nasty. The show had some older guys in it, but I envisioned a potential gold mine in making it younger, hipper, kind of like (what) they later showed in Magic Mike, with super sexy 20-something dudes showing their personalities while they dance their a**es off.
"I proposed all sorts of ideas to update their brand, and suggested ways to mainstream it via calendars in all the retail outlets and extra media exposure, but the producers didn't feel the need for such growth. They were happy with their successful residency in Vegas. That's when Glenn and I decided to join forces and launch a new male revue our way."

Veteran rocker Meat Loaf has put retirement on hold to sign up for a residency in Las Vegas. The Bat Out of Hell hitmaker is heading to the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino for an 18-date stint, which is scheduled to kick off on 26 September (13).
Meat Loaf will play stripped-down versions of his greatest hits, and insists he can't wait to perform for the crowds in Sin City.
He says, "I'm thrilled and honoured to headline the first series of RockTellz & Cocktails in Las Vegas. I'm excited to offer my fans such a personal experience, one that lets them share in the crazy journey I have been on."
Meat Loaf, 65, follows in the footsteps of Sir Elton John, Rod Stewart, Celine Dion and Shania Twain, who have all staged Las Vegas residencies.
The rocker previously declared his recent U.K. tour was to be his final run of gigs after struggling to regain his fitness following knee surgery last year (12).

Pop superstar Britney Spears has taken up yoga and adopted weightloss programme Nutrisystem to help get her back into shape for a planned Las Vegas residency. The Toxic hitmaker and mum-of-two has stripped down to a bikini for the new June (13) issue of America's Shape magazine, in which she shows off her favourite yoga poses and reveals she's trying to tone up to combat the signs of ageing.
The 31 year old admits she struggles to accept that her figure is no longer what it once was so she has started to practice yoga.
Discussing the changing shape of her backside, she tells the publication, "I like it, then again, I hate it. I'm in my 30s now, so I have to work harder to keep it 'up'."
Spears is also overhauling her eating habits with the help of low-calorie meals from Nutrisystem, but she is finding it hard to stick to the healthy food plans.
She says, "Dieting is tough... because my specialities are spaghetti, brownies and chocolate chip cookies."

The only thing I hate more than hang nails, paper cuts, and bitches who stand on the stairs of the subway talking on their cell phones is people who say, "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas." It was once a cute marketing slogan, but it has now taken on a cliched undertone that makes it sound like the happy birthday song of linguistic expression. Even worse are people who think they're clever and ament the saying to whatever sad locale they happen to be vacationing in. "Whatever happens in Boca, stays in Boca."
Anyway, this motto was never less applicable to last night's visit by the Real Slot Machines of Hoover Dam Junction. Whatever happened to them stayed in Vegas and in the homes of the five million or so viewers that were going to watch their antics on the tube. Nothing stayed in Vegas, it was splattered all across our retinas — the fallen sequins on the floor of a reality show. We will never get over it. However, the whole trip was pretty tame. Well, at least by Housewives standards.
First of all, the producers made the brilliant decision to rent a party bus for all the ladies to go from LA to Vegas so that, instead of a 45 minute flight, we got about 8 hours of these crazy ladies patting their weaves as they sat in traffic. NeNe Leakes, of course, had to work so she flew "first class" all the way to Vegas. She is very rich, bitch!
Thanks to the bus ride of doom, we got to hear all about how Kandi farts when she has an orgasm and often holds her mans head down in her crotch even after the wind has been broken so that he won't stop. This is a sexual manuever I would call the Dutch Gas Chamber if that wasn't in incredibly poor taste to all the Jews from the Netherlands who died in the Holocaust. Maybe we can call it a "Parisian Bunker" because it is full of gas and there is no escaping it, like in WWI. Sorry, this is really going to piss off someone. I should stop here.
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What else did we learn on the bus? Oh, that Porsha won't go to strip clubs because she thinks her husband won't allow it. The girls got all upset and Phaedra said, "As a Christian, what better place than a strip club to find the lost souls?" Amen, Sister Parks. I want to go to her church. Speaking of Pheadra and all the lessons she can teach us, she informed the group (and by extension the world) that the original pregnancy test was to pee on a rabbit and if the rabbit died then the pee-er was pregnant. If it lived, the buns were not yet placed in the oven. According to "the Internet" which is always right about all things (especially gay rumors about your favorite actor) it is false. But can't EPT get a "fast as a rabbit" on the package or something? Can't First Response have Birthie the Bunny as their new spokesperson? Maybe you can get a Cadbury Creme Egg free with each test. You're going to need some chocolately goodness, either to celebrate or drown your sorrows, no matter what the results.
The ladies all got to Las Vegas and Cynthia Bailey put on her fake afro and refused to take it off until at least three people told her that she looked like a drag queen. For these women, that is the highest compliment that can ever be paid. They all piled into a limo to go to the Crazy Horse, which they told Porsha was a burlesque show but it was really a titty bar. Phaedra said, "How can you be so stupid to think the Crazy Horse is a burlesque show?" Well, sorry to make you wrong twice in one night Ms. Phaedra Parks, Esq., but the Crazy Horse in Paris is actually a burlesque show, so maybe Porsha is just more cultured than everyone and thought this was a sweet little show at the Paris Hotel or something.
Porsha said, once again, that she would not go to a strip club because she doesn't like them and her husband wouldn't want her to go to one. NeNe, who used to work at a strip club (and who probably had the best stripper name ever, like Chinchilla or Ebonneese or Infinity Pool or something) was all offended. The big talk then turned to how Carvell, Porsha's husband who is a real life Cookie Puss, allowed her to go on this trip and she's proud of him for this.
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OK, I'm going to break down this Carvell, who is controlling thing right now. Yes, he is controlling (if I was a giant puddle of soft serve ice cream, I'd be pretty controlling too). Period. He is. But that is not necessarily a bad thing. Maybe Porsha likes to be controlled. Now, if his control means he beats her or is keeping her from doing the things that she wants to do, then it is a problem. However, I have a feeling that Porsha is happy to live off his money, cook his meals, do everything for him, and sit around and watch The Price Is Right all day while wearing some velour sweatpants with a logo emblazoned across the ass. I think that is her dream, actually. When she was 16, she used to sit in her room and think that one day there would be a husband who she would do everything for, and he would buy her everything she ever wanted. So yes, he's controlling, but if she's fine with that then, well, good for her!
I can see how that's a problem with this group of women, however. All of them, with the exception of Porsha, are essentially self-made in one way or another, and I think that that is part of what makes this show so interesting to watch — but that doesn't mean that Porsha's stance on her relationship is any less valid. Isn't feminism about giving women choices? Let Porsha choose her own choices! Don't tell her that she has to listen to "Independent Woman, Vol 1." every day just because you do too!
The limo pulled up to the strip club, and Porsha said, "OK! Goodnight guys!" and went home to call Carvell and ask whether she'd ever get to meet his cousin Rainbow Sorbet. He said no. He's way too gay.
The women immediately loved the strip club because it had the favorite thing of every Real Housewife in the entire universe: a step and repeat. Oh, they love this like fat kids like bacon, like soap stars love blue eyeshadow, like Kristen Stewart loves going out in public without running a brush through her hair and twisting up her scowl into a rictus of disinterested disdain. They took their pictures, and then they all found some strippers and made it rain all over them. OK, I do not understand making it rain. I get that it's supposed to be some sort of show of support for the woman who is dancing as well as a display of the tipper's wealth, but what kind of support are you giving this woman now that she has to get a dust pan and broom and mop up all of her tips. Can't you just put them in her bra so it's easier to cart around for the rest of her set? Isn't making it rain sort of, in its own way, disrespectful?
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Still, the Housewives loved the strippers, and commented on their skin and their waxing. Also, Pheadra got a lot of ideas for what kind of shoes she should be wearing to church. Kernya Mooah, who is insane, convinced herself that one of the strippers actually liked her. Oh, hahahahahahaha. LOL for days. ROFSCLMFOAAHSYAFMARM. That stands for Rolling on the Floor of a Strip Club Laughing My Fucking Ass Off At Her For Making A Rookie Mistake.
The best part of the strip club visit was when NeNe Leakes told us about how she met her husband Gregg at the strip club, and he saw her across the bar and didn't believe she worked there until she got up on stage and she blew his mind. "Yes, Gregg, I do work here. And I'm amazing!" She said, swinging her titties just under his chin. Even after they were dating she still stripped because she needed the money. Unlike Porsha, NeNe doesn't need a husband to complete her, she is complete on her own and nothing her husband can do will make her feel better about herself. It's the opposite of Porsha, but that doesn't mean NeNe is any better than her. OK, maybe a little.
Not much else happened in Vegas that needs to stay there. They all went backstage and put on some head dresses and acted like showgirls, and Nomi Malone came out of the wings and smacked NeNe so hard in the face that her Golddigger headdress crashed to the floor with a sound that was like Scrooge McDuck diving into his moneybin.
Oh, I totally forgot about the fight. I'm kind of tired of the Phaedra Vs. Kernya Moo-ah fight. Phaedra was pissed that Kernya stole her idea for a workout video. Kernya was mad about...well, I'm not sure what. She was looking for an apology, but I don't see how anyone did anything wrong to her. She's kind of been the snake in this Garden of Un-Even the whole year, and somehow she thinks people still need to be nice to her. It was so Kernya Moo-ah when, at Kandi's panty and dildo party, she was supposed to ask an anonymous sex and relationship question but instead she asked a question about Phaedra so that she could lead her into a fight. Phaedra really prompted it with a mean joke about how Kernya can't give head and that's why Walter broke up with her, but it's so Kernya to make everything about herself and whatever imagined psychodrama is currently going on in her head.
Cynthia then said the first intelligent thing ever uttered on a Real Housewives program, "You both feel like you were wronged, and this isn't going anywhere, so you need to all get over it." Thank you, Cynthia. Finally a voice of reason. But Kernya didn't listen. She just fiddled with her hands in her lap, thinking that they all hated her. She thought that they were all wrong and awful, and it made her enraged — it made her so enraged that a sadness wracked her body and she was paralyzed. Her only options were to strike out at every last one of these women, or to bow her head in silence, as the water pooled in the bottom lid of her eye. She chose the latter, and stared down at her fidgeting hands. These women were safe from her wrath. Well, at least for now.
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The swimming champ was celebrating his 20th birthday party with pals in Sin City when the Brit challenged him to a water dash.
Lochte says, "We were actually at the same pool - the pool party called Xcess... I had no idea he was there and his people came over to my table and said, 'Do you wanna meet Prince Harry?'
"I walked over and I met him and I shook his hand and he said, 'Hey, you wanna go and race me...?' I was like, 'All right, I gotta go get my (swimming gear)...' He goes, 'No, we're going right now.'
"So we dove in, fully clothed and everything. Before we went in, I was like, 'Do you really wanna lose?'"
But Lochte insists he stopped partying with the prince after he beat him in the pool - and he was not part of the hotel suite revelry, during which the royal stripped off and was photographed cavorting with a mystery woman around a pool table.
Appearing on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon in America on Friday night (24Aug12), Lochte added, "All we did is race in the swimming pool; we didn't do any of the other pool encounters."

Three strikes and you're out? Randy Travis, the 53-year-old country singer who was arrested earlier this month after being found nude on a highway, had yet another run-in with the law on Thursday night.
The Plano, Texas police department tells Hollywood.com that the country singer was cited with simple assault Thursday night. "He has not been arrested, he has been given a citation, which is just a notice to appear," the Public Information Officer for Plano says.
Authorities told People.com that police received got a call "about a personal family issue occurring between an estranged husband and wife. The wife was reportedly the girlfriend of Randy Travis. Randy intervened and reportedly an assault took place between Randy and husband."
Unlike his past two brushes with the law this year, Travis reportedly wasn't believed to be intoxicated during the incident Thursday. On Aug. 7, he was picked up by cops after someone reported a naked man lying in the road. When cops arrived at the scene, they noted that he smelled of booze — but Travis refused to take an alcohol blood or breath test. He was arrested on suspicion of having been driving under the influence (DWI) after he reportedly crashed his car.
Back in February, the Ole Country Boy also had to face police when he was charged with public intoxication. Police had found him hanging out in front of a church with an open container and smelling of course, you guessed it, alcohol. (Is this when we sing the Brad Paisley song?)
This six-time Grammy country singer sounds like he needs to get out of the hard rock bottom before another "I Told You So" is warranted.
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You have to figure Los Angeles will be home to some of the most spectacular talent the wide world of So You Think You Can Dance has to offer. It’s where you go to get discovered. These people are supposed to be the best of the best. It’s show biz. This, after all, is where J. Lo came to make her mark! (And we all know she is the true barometer for exceptional talent.)
But eh.
With the help of Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Mary Murphy and Nigel hand out a few tickets to Vegas, but none to a dancer anywhere near as fascinating as last week’s showstopper.
The highlights of the night are 18-year-old Jasmine Mason and her brother Marshea, who has auditioned for the last three seasons of the show. Six weeks before their auditions (six weeks!), they were in a massive car accident when a car pulled out into the street and forced them into oncoming traffic. Marshea was pronounced dead when the EMTs arrived, but he miraculously emerged from a coma after two days to make a full recovery.
First up is Jasmine, whose jazz routine to "I'd Rather Go Blind" is somewhat distractingly sexual yet incredibly graceful, putting her enviable flexibility on full display. All of the floor-writhing is very Mimi from Rent for me, but she has so much alluring maturity in her movement, despite being only 18.
After raving about her beauty and her spectacular hair, the judges send Jasmine straight through to Vegas -- and then it's Marshea's turn. It’s still hard to comprehend how he can possibly be competing in a dance competition when he was in a coma – a coma! – six weeks ago, but he's controlled, graceful and in incredible shape. He gets a well-deserved ticket to Vegas without any commentary from the judges.
By far the most entertaining audition of the night is that of Jonathan Anzelone, who waited four years for his second audition after embarrassing himself in Season 4 and could probably star in a workout video or 10 if this dancing thing doesn’t work out. In Season 4, Jonathan famously stripped in the confessional booth before arguing with the judges when they tried to criticize him. Needless to say, he didn’t make it, and now, he tells Cat he's a changed man. Ooh la la, I have stopped listening. He is genetically superior to 99 percent of the population of the world.
"The Italian Stallion" charms Nigel and Mary before embarking on an crazy-impressive break dancing routine that shows off his ridiculous flexibility and his balance -- he practically walks on his hands for a good 15 seconds, but does it gracefully -- and he bounces on his butt with his legs fully split! And it doesn't hurt him! And he repeatedly flexes his butt muscles while doing the “Bootylicious” dance! I ignore the fact that he bizarrely ends his routine by pulling back his tank top and flashing a nip.
Here, we have a rather large dilemma: While Jonathan is obviously talented and is an excellent contortionist, is he truly a dancer? Mary thinks he deserves a chance at Vegas, but Nigel thinks he still needs to prove he can truly dance, not contort, at choreography. JTF is the tiebreaker, and he agrees with Nigel, but let's be honest: Jonathan deserves to go through based on attractiveness alone. Unfortunately, though, the standards for SYTYCD are higher and he doesn’t make the cut after choreography.
The most irritating audition of the night is that of the Ninja Twins, or "Ninjas with Attitude," as Nigel calls them. These guys are two years too old to be on the show and yet we still are forced to sit through their 10-minute audition package, only to see Nigel commend their talent before sending them packing.
The self-professed Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie duo performs an impressive classical routine to "Man in the Mirror,” and while they're good, they're not as in sync as they should be if they’re competing to be the top dancing duo in the country. But the Cirque de Soleil-esque two-man cartwheel at the end of their routine wins me over.
Alas, no Vegas. Glad I was exposed to that.
Most befuddling audition goes to 27-year-old circus performer David Matz, who is determined to shatter the negative stereotypes associated with the circus. He shows up with what looks like a giant metal hula hoop and performs a variety of acrobatics beside it, inside it, with no hands, with no feet, and watching him is making me dizzy so I'm going to stop.
What he does inside that hoop is truly remarkable; it's beautiful and graceful and you can only imagine the type of athleticism it requires. But does David have the dancing talent that can transcend circus performance? Can he compete in other genres?
The judges send him to choreography to find out, but he excuses himself after a mere 40 minutes, telling the cameras that he can’t keep up.
Next: And the runner-up for best sob story is...The second-best sob story of the night goes to Sam, a cute blond who looks exactly like Dr. McSteamy from Grey’s Anatomy and begins weeping halfway through her sit-down with Cat. Six months ago, her mom kicked her out of their home because they didn't get along. Mom couldn't handle living with her, so her best friend took her in and she's determined to prove everything will be alright in the end with a haunting routine that shows off her flexibility, her balance and her composure. There's a certain sorrow she portrays when she dances that’s immediately recognizable and very poignant.
Nigel, however, tells her that she's a pre-transformation Natalie Portman in Black Swan -- she needs to learn how to feel the routine rather than simply perform it. Sam is sent through to choreography, where she becomes the only (highlighted) dancer from tonight’s episode to make it through to Vegas.
The most unique audition of the night goes to the martial arts-trained Cole Horibe, who's finally coming to terms with the fact that his dancing looks like martial arts. Nothing to complain about, as far as I'm concerned: He's graceful and fluid, yet still incredibly unique. He incorporates plenty of impressively fast high kicks and break dance spins into a fast-paced routine based on a stoic warrior character. After Nigel makes the token Bruce Lee joke, he sends Cole through to Vegas.
Most gimmicky and weird audition goes to Stephen Jacobson, a member of the Cincinnati Ballet who skips onstage dressed like many of an East Coast bro, with his button-down shirt totally undone and his khakis rolled up to the knees. He embarks upon a routine he describes as "ballet, but not classical," which he says he threw together at the last minute. Annoyingly, it shows. He doesn't really do much except ham at the audience, glide, pantomime and jump every few seconds -- and Nigel stops him in a blind rage, telling him he should be shot for choreographing such an inane routine.
Though it’s obvious that Stephen has talent, the gimmicks make it hard to tell, but it's his lucky day, because the judges give him a second chance. He redeems himself with a beautiful, graceful, truly classical routine to "I Surrender," and he gets a standing ovation and an instant ticket to Vegas.
Most boring audition of the night goes to 18-year-old Megan Branch... or not. What is billed as a standard, sob-story ballet audition morphs into a gorgeously modern, part-street, part-classical routine, set to something Goldfrappy. It shows off perfect technique and balance, and my only regret is that they don’t give her more airtime. She is one of the best of the night – one of the most talented, for sure. She’s also one of the only dancers you just can’t stop watching.
All of the judges are enchanted by Megan’s beauty and her likeability, and they send her straight through to Vegas.
My favorite thing about the night? Cat’s fabulous maxi dress at the one-hour mark.
What was your favorite? Was there anyone who compared to last week’s Exorcist? Were you as enchanted by the Italian Stallion as I was?
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